Three ways to write an article

Pick the one that fits how you work. Each path ends with a published, cited article under your name.

Coding Agents

Fastest

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and any MCP client

1Install

Claude Code

claude mcp add almanac -- npx -y openalmanac

Codex CLI

codex mcp add almanac -- npx -y openalmanac

Cursor

Add to Cursor

2Prompt your agent

Write an Almanac article about [your topic]

Your agent handles research, writing, citations, and publishing automatically.

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Chat LLMs

ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude web

1Copy the prompt

Write a well-researched article about [YOUR TOPIC] for OpenAlmanac, a collaborative knowledge base. Format requirements: - Use markdown with a single H1 title, then H2/H3 sections - Every factual claim must have a [N] citation marker (e.g. [1], [2]) - End with a "## Sources" section listing each source: [1] Title - URL [2] Title - URL - Use neutral, encyclopedic tone - Aim for 800–2000 words Return ONLY the raw markdown, nothing else.

2Open in (prompt pre-filled)

ChatGPT

Claude

Gemini

Copy the output, paste into the editor, publish.

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Write it myself

Markdown editor with live preview

1Sign in with Google or email

2Write markdown with [N] citations

3Preview, publish, done

No AI required. Full control over your article.

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